George Wythe High School - Chancellor Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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F.T.A.—Seated: Charlene Moss, Betty Hall, Jean Blackstock, publicity Jackie Davis, Ruth Lackey, Dianne Almond, Janet Gormus, Linda chairman; Nancye Roberson, treasurer; JoAnne Cropper, president; Walters, Nancy McCutcheon, Jennie Peterson, Fran Rowe, Carolyn Beverley Goodes, vice president; Helen Martin, secretary; Theresa Adams. Albright, Alice Stephens. Standing: Cleve Crooks, Nancy Moorefield, F.T.A. Members Study Teaching The Future Teachers of America, made up of stu- dents who are interested in teaching as a career, seeks to enable its members to study the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which relate to successful teaching. The H. I. Willet Chapter, formed at George Wythe in the fall of 1960, hopes to gain a greater knowledge and appreciation of teaching through programs and ac- tivities. Charlene Moss delivers corsage during Teacher Appreciation Week to Miss Rakes as Mrs. Price looks on. 120

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Choir Entertains Students, Faculty The George Wythe Concert Choir presents vocal pro- grams for the entertainment and enjoyment of the stu- dent body and faculty of George Wythe High School and offers an opportunity for persons with talented voices to develop their abilities. During the year, the choir has sung at the dedica- tion of the school, at assembly programs, and at grad- uation. It successfully presented the Christmas Con- cert and the Spring Concert. Six of the choir members also represented George Wythe at the All-State Chorus held at the Mosque. Concert Choir rehearses for the Spring Concert. First Row: Dianne Allen, Patricia Culbreth, Mary Frances Collins, Elaine Seward, Beverly Goodman, Martha Hancock, Pat Gay, Carolyn Adams, Janie Hollaway, Arlene Pulley, Winnie Woodson, Anne Lewis, Barbara Munson, Pat Chamberlain, Mr. John Yeager. Second Row: Shirley Gill, Polly Ewing, Jennifer Coalter, Barbara Nixon, Belinda Lee, Linda Merritt, Mary Rayburn, Linda Rigney, Karen King, Cheryl Street, Ruth Nixon, Carolyn King, Dianne Almond, Judy Bateman. Third Row: Luke Coukos, Charles Anthony, Jimmy Enroughty, Reggie Whetstone, Kenny Bulifant, Doug Lyell, Tommy Leviner, William Wiles. 119

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First Row: Jane Ownby, Jennifer Coalter, Joan Fitzhugh. Second Row: Faye Wilmouth, Patricia Reams, Betty Williams, Jean Sims, Mary Fitzhugh, Arlene Pulley, Sandra Cox, Cathy Strause. Third Row: Janet Cook, Gayle Covey, Joyce White, Karen Holbrook, Shirley Rhoades, Dianne Almond, Elizabeth Norvell. Fourth Row: Linda Hughes, Mary Moore, Mary Crawley, Norma Totty, Elaine Edwards, Peggy Edwards, Jimmy Hampton. Fifth Row: Miss Gay, Charles Brown, Doug Gildner, Butch Bledsoe, Billy Warren, Mrs. Foster. Service Is Red Cross Aim. The Junior Red Cross aims to promote better under- standing of all people, to foster good will internation- ally, to raise the level of health and safety habits, and to develop service training. Nearly all students, by voluntary contributions, en- rolled. Funds were deposited with the Richmond Chap- ter and money was sent to the American Red Cross Childrens’ Fund which provides aid for children all over the world. Boxes were packed for Chilean Disas- ter Relief and a carton of articles for Christmas stock- ings was sent to McGuire Hospital. On Recognition Day in February six girls received certificates for twenty-five or more hours of service. Jackie Anderson and another Junior Red Cross member admire display case. 12!